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THE UNION DEPOT PROJECT.
What COmnlisslOner Wheatlev Says
About the Tunnel Plan, etc.

commissioner Wheatley being asked by q STAR
reporter to-day about the feeling among some OF
proposition to tunnel under,llth street east, and
thus connect the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
with the Baltimore and Potomac, and what action
the Commissioners would take In the matter, and
especially with reference to the petition which
was presented to them on the 22d instant said
that the board have had no discussion on the mat
ter. Until then he is not prepared 20 say what the
Commissioners win do. Speaking OF the different
plans that have been suggested for q union depot,
he said that a proposition has been made
10 PLACE THE DEPOT IN SOUTH wAsHISGroN.
In the four squares numbered on the map 3ss,
40, 434 and 464, which are bounded on the north
by street, On the south BY street, on the east
by 9th, and on the west by 10th street. He stated
that the TWO outside squares are now the property
OF the baltimore aaG Posemae. Railroad Com
interior squares could beocQuired by purchase
As TO how the depot could be reached by the Bal
It is proposed to do away with the present
Metropoli an Branch as far as Brooks station, and
at THAT point connect IL with the Washington
or Ivy City. From there the two companies would
CONE OVER THE SANE TRACK
TO 1lth street east, into which they would
switch and run on the surface as far as G or Il
street. at either OF which points the tracks could
be laid underground to the present tunnel under
virginia avenue. Iue cOulptnlt5 W0ukd then pro-
ceed over the present tracks OF the Baltimore and
Potomac TO the depot, which they could enter at
the 9th street side.
Mr.. Wheatiey declined 10 say whether he or the
other commissioners favored the plan, and only
said that this proposition Is one Of q dozen which
the Board OF Commissioners Will consider prior TO
submitting Their report upon the subject to the
Senate committee. He sai1 II is prObaole that o
board meeting will be held in q rev days, and Col
Henry Douglass, chief engineer OF the b. and o.
X X. Co., has been Invited 10 attend IL with a view
to submitting further propositions from his COM
pany. Since submitting the b. and D. PROPOSE
IiOn, Col Douglass has written the Commissioners.
calling attenuOn tine fact that they do not mean
to forfeit certain rights or privileges which he
names
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- WAUGH N. e CHURCH, .3D AND
~ sta ne. Capitol Hin. l-Reyival seryices com
enf6 Dr. aiea safff rs f ie
BY Rev J. ID. STILL: Thursday evening BY Rev Chap
Rev ". II BLACK. Some ninety souls thus lar have
pro- essed conversion these meetings.. Let others
come and do likewise It, \
REUNION OF FRIENDS OF WASH.
Gsa1h Ssa.gs is instant
sinsins by Grove Choir BRING ssrsat % ava enins"
Election of officers By Young Peoples Association
Praise service in charge Of Rev. A. Il. zimmerman.
x~ KNIGHTS GOLDEN EAGLE. = ALL
- members of the new castle. Mt. Vernon. No.
; requested to meet at Mystic Shrine Hall l4I2
st O'Clock. for the purpose Of being instituted
Members Of sister lodges cordislly invited g
SPECIAL. I HAVE RETAINED DESK
bart Leidy where may W D. found for the purpose q
business every day from to 10 O'Clock
asS s9s from to O'Clock NJ up sq5sh PGcs
- LUNG SPECIALIST. will resume practice
at Willsrd.s. ON MO DAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
Once hours: II to p. o26- I'm
x~ PARTIES DESIRING A COMFORTABLE
~ Hall for meetings. entertainments, socsbles,
st. NV. Stage and appointments complete Seating
capacity $50. Terms reasonable. o26-1aw-6t
- REV. A H. ZIMMERMAN WILL CON-
ns sS wsrfsrs Meeting ss SO Special %ss
lps for Young people saturday pm You are cor
THE MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON
EyENING at 30 p. m, sharp to make arrangements
70 leave Tor Richmond in the morning. The train
Captain COMMANDING. IT.
- TO THE BUSINESS MEN. CITIZENS
AND RESIDENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

CuscunASl, October 2a-A Lima. Ohio, gecial
AVE John Reston, ps1vate pocrotafy 10 II @.
Psnrot ce the Lima Na&tonA Bank, has been sT.
Feste6 Ir foCgegy, and confesDed Out of couaa0-
eextioa for his fAmily freshasoe Ranroe viii ~
prouocufA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

The Retail uegchants' Protective Association of
pennsylvauta " IN ossaton On Pblladelphia. Ia
OD3ecs y IN oBanszatlon 70 aid In the COLLECTION a
Henry r Jone2 . farmer OF Isle q wleaH
COUNTY. Va, shot an1 Instantly killed wm. saddier
. waite fafu han1 empioyed by nam. On xsndAy
evontng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

NO AcmuD 1OuTu8ueOt 1OsU0ys
TIE GAMES WILL 90 ON TOMORROW AT NOON, IP THE
WEATHER PERMITS.
The tennis tournament, which was postponed
yesterday until to-day conditionally upon the
weather being favorable, will be played to-mor-
row. II the weather Is fair. MI. Bonsal came over
from Baltimore TO play and was very much dis
appointed to ind that there would te no games
The telephone at the marine barracks Was kept
busy and hume, Gus inquiries were received as TO
whether the tournament would 60 on. The play
Ing viii begin at l2 O'Clock tomorrow II the
weather permits. Some or the gentlemen inter-
a. snow storm before the nual games are CON-
pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

The winners OF the races q Lexington yesterday
we're Filter. CatsipA Mary Elt9 and DdnisA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

10 CONSOLIDATE sHE COAL NNKRs-A P1tts.
burg dispatch says: The knignts OF Labor aud
Federared NinerS are endeavorlng "a arrange .
consoIidarson q au the coal miners IN one ma
ttonal body. A0seftng for this purpose viii soon
b. held There are xJ0,000 ninez of which
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

Hot sprnss. Ark. Special TO the n. Y. word Oct 25
Jno @. Carlisle, aiter spending three weeks
quietly and pleasantly In tins city, was unexpect
edly called BY Telegram 60 WICHITA kas. this after
noon, on important business He was 10 have ad-
dressed the carisie cub in THIS city next Tnurs-
DAY night on the p0liIlcal issues OF the day, and
the cluo composrd enIireiy OF young democratS
had made great preparations for tne occasaon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

CINCINNATI, october 36.-Mayor smith has called
upon Tue citizens IN a proclamation asking them
10 ciose their places OF business during The Grand
Army parade Jo-m0rrow Afternoon A long pro-
cession OF Grand Army men Is expected 70 march,
and many visitors VIII DE present.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
Favortng Uniform Marriage Law

OTTAWA, oNT., OCTOBER .,6.-lt II understood JhaS
the Dominion government has expressed 90 the
imperial government a desire that Ine laws In on.
ferent parts or the eaplre bearing upon the Ques-
uon OF marriage VITA a deceased wife's sisSe er
should be assinilated In order 10 do away with
tsting anomalies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

BEIGRADR, October 26-A sharp engagement has
banian brigands, who had attempted . raid into
Eervta ana q force Of frontier gIard& Ten Sesvs-
ans and twenty Alban1ans w3re killed. Two ser
Wan betSaliOns have been ordered % the froutssr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
WAS HE MURDEREDe
A Ghastly Find i'm . virginia Thiclke>

TIE DsCAYRD CORPS OF A MAN DIsCovRRED NEAR THE
''GRANGg CAMP"-wELL DEEssKD AND SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN CITIZEN OF wAsHNaroN-No CLUE
10 HIS IDENTITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

o25-6t Publisher.
D. A 66. 4 OFL-MEMBERs OF D. A
e 10 BE- S hs II affssf Ss Y
Business OF importance By order Of d. A. 66. o252t
Ia. 2s52, Z. OF L;.ALL MEMBERS
pSfsanss By order a he th INST BUSINESS 8 I'm
THE PALACE MARKET HAS A PRE-
~ pared list of market supplies which its pat
will find convenient to consult in prepari their
ana oR Gpr Be-
prised at the annoyance saved Everything 6rst-cass
At n1ai rssqlar market rates FRANK j. TtssErs, n.,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON,
October %, lSS1.-The taxpayers Of the District will
take notice that the undersigned has received the
june 30 1885, aud will be ready receive payment of
taxes at this Office from and after the FIRST DAY OF
vember i, 1857: the other half May i, 1883 On 90
much Of the hrst half Of said tax due November l.,
ISL .s shall not be Ysid a. during said month psn.t
each succeeding month thereafter until the same is
paid, otherwise proceeded with the law directs
second half due May 1, 1855 il not paid within said
month Of May. JOHN +. COOK, Collector Of Taxes.
o25-6t
ATTENTION, BAKERS! SPECIAL MEET
Their usual hall Az ST. and Pa. ave-. At 10 SUN
o24-4t' By yorder of Executive Board.
R CARD TO THE PUBLIC
have to-day associated with me Mr.w. D. +. Davis,
one Of Wsshington's best known phsrmscists having
successfully conducted the "Koib" Pharmacy. corner
scEpeou department and laboratory
have careful and prompt attention at bis haIds Re-
spectfully. EDWARD p MERIT,
o24-ot 1014 st. n. ".
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hon Won Streel To.Day.
The Grown Princs DaspleaseA.

BERLIN October 26-The Yossische Zeituao says
the Crown Prince Frederick william ID greatly dis
pleased a. The manner In which the German papers
have reported and commented upon his health.
The crown prince has refused Q beQuest OF .
~France-hating Frenchman," who made the prince
residuAry iegatee OF large fostune
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

R~ SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
~ ASSOCIATION.
NEW ISSUE OF STOCK
GOTH SERIES
The first meeting for the payment of dues al Der
share, will be held in the Associstions Hail. No 81
9TH ST. NV, opp. Patent Once, WEDNESDAY, EVEN
ING November o, 1887. at O'Clock This association
has met with great success. and paying per
interest To withdrawing members. II advances maxi
mum Of $3.50 on one share of stock, requiring but
monthly payment OF $40 for the use of al 500. No
back dues 20 pay shares 81 each. Subscrptions to
stock may be made at any time before the meeting
wv. where all information will be cheerflily given
and constitutions in pamphlet form furnished
ROBERT q. CAMPBELL President
mo. A. PRESCOTT, Secretary and Treasurer. No.
1416 b st. nv oI9.dtd
sIEBEL OWEN
~ TAILORS.
Corner New York ave and 10Th At
f1rst-class garments ut reasoable prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

The GETTYSBURG MEMORIAL TABLKTs.-Col John
M. Wilson, OF the Engineer Corps has been, In ad-
d1tion to bis other duties, assigned to the charge
Of the "erection OF monuments or memorial tablets
for the proper marking or the position or each Of
the commands OF the regular Army engaged at
Gettysburg" provided for In the last sundry civil
appropriation bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

OTTAWA 0ST, october 26-The seainen OF the
cruiser Acadia will be paid on In HALIFAX this
week. and the vessel will be laid up for the winter
This step may De taken as indicative OF the close
OF the fishing season small steam launch, the
Dream, Is The only vessel that Will remain In
mission. she Will cruise chiefly IN the Bay 0f
Fundy, for the protection OF the herring nsherieA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

A Historic Castle Burued.

VIENNA, October 2d-Pl1nce Czartoryski's his
tortc Castle, al Justovska, near Cracow, has been
destroyed by nre. The contents OF the picture
gallery, which occupied the whole OF the second
story, were lost. The gallery contained valuable
collection OF art cuF1os.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26
New Yerk WIN Nos Slga Dunlap.

NEW YORK, october 26.-President John b. Dag
says that ne has no Intention OF signing Fred
Dunlap In New York for next season. He add
that the Detroits may release the great second
bassman, but n they do. PittsDurg Will secure
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

YELLOW FEvER.--Surg. Gen. Hamilton has re-
ceived a telegram nom Deputy Collector Spencer
at Tampa, Fla, saying that there have been six or
eight new cases OF yellow fever since the last re-
port, and that there were two deaths Monday and
three yesterday morning. DR.. Porter Is in charge
OF the hospital and was yesterday authorized TO
employ four nurses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-26

LORD HERsCHEIL was entertained at dinner by
Chief Justice Waite at his residence, No. 1415
street. last night. In addition to Lord Herschell
the guests were the British minister. Capt. Acland
Harlan, Matthews, Gray and Blatchford, and ]. C.
Bancroft Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
THE WORK OF An INCENDIARY.

Fire Marshal Sheldon has decided that the fire which
destroyed the Netc- Yorker Zeitng building as No.
Frankfortst. OH Sunday morning was the work OF an
incendiary He and his assistants began yesterday
morning to investigate matter but AT the end OF tho
day had obtained information which will be likely 10
lead to the detection OF the culprit From the rapidly
with which fire spread to the lower oors after being
discovered In the th story the fremen believe ths:a
highly nnammable chemical substance was spread over
the woodwork in the elevator shaft and stairway Iheo
seems 10 be doubt that the lire iguet from the II,
eror OF the building aud the most plausible theory i-
yanced yet that II was startc by some one unIreauy
10 the propretors OF the German papers. .
Tho Zeit,Hg published AS usual YESTERDAY a'bougn
all the were lett out owing TO tue nao
Nv of the popreors obtain the type necessary 10 SET
them The leading editorial IN the ISSUE declares ;hat inc
fire was the work OF end and says that such things can
only happen here where few convictions Tor sIch
crimes are made. IL crciscs the authorities for not
making great efforts detect and convict Ineendaes'
and predicts that such work would soon cease IL exam
ples were made OF criminals =.
The burned building, which belongs 10 the estate OF
Catherine L. Wolfe, will be rebuilt at once and VIII ayan
be occupied by the propretors U the Mgr l0ref Leia
who hold lease OF IL until lsso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
PREMIER BAKERS DICTATORSHIP.
INDIsCRIMISATE ARRESTS AND EXECUTIONS ON TIE
TONGA ISIANDS.

INDIsCRIMINATE ARRESTS AND EXECUTIONS on TIE
TONGA ISLANDS.
San FRANCISCO, April 1sAdvices received from sgd
nev n & w. by the steamer Mariposa give the lates;
particulars regarding the attempted assassination OF
Premier Baker, OF the Tonga Islands by converted Wes
leyan natives Mr.. Baker believed that an organized
attempt TO kill him and overurn the Governme Mt was
n he made by the wesleyans lie for soldiers and
large number OF ndiscrimnate arrests were made Mr.
Baker put the prisoners through form OF trial. con-
demned them DEATH and the sentences were executed
the night
The Wesleyan Mission College was invaded by an armed
mob wesleyans brutally beaten and their houses
wrecked Mr. Leefe the newly arrived Consul was ap-
peaed TO- but he refused to interfere. Many persons
were under and six executions were TO take place
the day after the departure OF the steamer when
brought this and thirty moro tho day fo-
lowing. The French and Germans have sent Tor menof-
war and urgent have been made 70 the
Governor OF the Fiji Islands to Interfere ana depose
either Mr. Baker or Mr. Mouton; wesleyan missionary.
A dispatch TO The Sydney Herald from Auckland, New.
Zealand, says: Further news from Tonga states that
Wesleyans are being mercilcssly plundcred and NAL
treated by the Kings soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
PHASES OF THE LABOR PROBLEM.

The trouble in Higginss carpet factory does not give
ary anxiety to District Assembly No. 126 Of the knights
OF Labor meeting OF the district was held Ia Phla-
delphia on Sunday at which the case was discussed
Deiegates were present from Pennsylvania New York.
Jersey CONNECTICUT and Massachusetts II was de-
cded to approve the action OF District Master workman
Morrison In the Higgins controversy and to deprecate
the interference OF H. II. Bailey and the General EXecu
tive BOARD The chances arc that the district Will be
sspenIed II 1t is 1t will appeal to the General Assem-
bly al Minneapolis and II the appeal not attended 10
IL will leave the order .,, -, .,, .,
I'm the employ OF L. W. Devoe Co will be settled In the
course of short time Mr. Deyoe has promised 10 grant
tho men an advance and will submit 10 the Arbitration
Committce OF No. 40 a new list OF wages to-day.
AKRON, Ohio, April 1s tspec,aD.-Tne hard rubber
turner's In the h. T.. Goodrich Companvs Works quit
work today for an advance Of pay. They were only
getting 80 cents day
CHICAGO, April ls.-About 5000 carpenters returned
TO work this morning the basis OF eight hours and
thirty.ye cents hour All the employers appear to
he willing TO engage these terms, provided tho
mon applying are skilled workmen.
BEfyIpnRs n j., April 1s.-The Board OF Directors OF
the Belyere Iron Mines has increased the wages oil the
nett 10 per cent without any solicitation ON the part OF
tho employees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES FROM TRIVIAL CAUSES.

A lamp exploded in the crowded tenement-house No
l73 Monroes at noon yesterday, and set fire TO tho
rooms OF Mrs Mary Josephs the third floor. There
was stampede of the and children in the hous,
and most of them rushed out into the storm bareheaded
Mrs Elizabeth Mccoy, who lived the fourth hoor,
directly over Mrs Josephs room, did not move quick
enough and was overcome by the smoke. When tho
remen reached the house they carried her out bat sho
was nsensbe and the police sent her 10 the G0nVerner
Slip spal IL said that She was recovering III tho
afternoon. The fire extingusbed - quickly thas
the loss less than 800
not OF boiling fat caused slight fire in the tenement
house No 1876 Stautonst Some OF the TAT got on ne
dress of Mrs Sarah Kcine aud she burned seriously
about the body before the flames were cNtlngshcd enc
was removed Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
r,oropy r0R CAPTAIN CREGAN.

Thar. was perfect silence when John r. Pope called the
egular monthly meeting Of the enrolled Republicans oi
Assembly District order last night at No. Soi Eas
at There we're factions present amt IL was
that harmony would not Captain Cregan sa ono
reared 10 be even but the Chair was plainly IN o nS
Creean crowd Cregan wanted o ADJOURN IN rn,ny com,
mistee on over sixty names presented A. the s
meeting but the committee hadn't made any MI na,~
wsntod the names acted upon SO saa' on sne Traav
Of them coud vote ct the primary ,m ycorsiitntien 10
hw that Mr. Lushs proposition not In order and NE
cSan @ not ike that e he refused 70 put ths mo-
ton but accepted MT Ctegan 70 ana sfssr ~
Sdionrnment that the antiCI element , nsn ~
repOrt at The mootng Was U1cks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
MR. HEALY STILL UNFORGIvEN.

MIR sEXTON'S PLEADING OF NO AVAlL-SACNDEh
son WILL NOT RETRACT.
LONDON, April 1s.-In the House OF commons
thi. afternoon Mr. Sexton asked whether the Co'erh
n.nt would consent to rescind the suspension Oh Mt
Hcaly. it,,
W. H. Smith, First Lord of the Treasury, repiieu
for the Government that the duty they had 70 uis
charge on Friday night most disagreabe' Inc
Government were sorry they were forced to ASK that
Mr. Ucaly be named for transgrcssng the orders Oh
the House, 1t would be utterly out OF the question:
however, when NO apology had been given for this
OF the decences of debate to rescnd the suspen
SION No motion that might be made to that encct
could be entertained without the general concurrence
Of the House. ,-
Mr. Sexton said tha. in the absence OF Mr' heaiS
he was authorized by him to say That MAJOR
sanndcrson withdrew the offensive charges to which
Mr. Hcalys language in reply, Mr.. Healy wouid
,itbdrow the expressions deemed by the House Of
fcnsiye MIR Sexton then moved that MI. Healy DO
head mt the bar OF the House. -,
rbc speaker declared that that couid not pe uone.
MIR sexton thereupOn asked Major Saunucfson "
,xifhdraw his ASSERT ions regarding Mr. Heaiy. MAJOR
Saundrrson remaining silent, Mr. Gladstone put 10 Nun
the House any assistance py tho "inW""" Va Ai'
offensive expressions. -. .,,o a., uro " oron,t y
Major saundcrson then and said he hal never
alluded to Mr. IIcaly directly or indirectly because
to prove the charges TO bring conviction TO the
minds OF members Of the House. tCres Oh hear
"hcar."D ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
CRIMES And TELEGRAPH.
SHOT IN A DIME MUSEUM.

cutc AGO l8W. NJ. Irwin was fatally shot In omo
last evening Charles Patt member OF company
NJ rowLoys exhibiting there Patt was arrested e nae
Tho that carried the unoaded and
ascbarge vas surprise TO him. IL had been passed around
through auencc and he said some one must have spped
q cartridge into IL
THE PANHANDLE ROBBERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
PITTS BURG. Ponn. April l8-Depuy Mayor Grpps omos
where the preliminary hearings In the railroad roupefy
were 10 place morning crowded The hrst case
called that OF j. L. Armstrong an exconductof VI o
Panhandle road offered In evidence val
which claimed belonged TO the accused IL was iouaI
barber shop Armstrong Mad lett IT. ann wss %
with goods which counsel for tho prosecution SAN a
identified part Of the stolen property ane ~, oS
evidence Was not eumciene "
the prisoner but Deputy Mayor Grpp ruled ny sa
Jail for trial al court hIihk MS
at sSUO large number OF the prisoners then
hearing court and the balance asked ior ss
until next Wednesday, The request was s'sn'0~ "~ '
hearing adjourned.
SENTENCED FOR ELECTION FRAUD.
sr IoUIs April Is (spseal Deputy Recorder refer
Egan who recently convicted Of baotDo stanG
this morning sentenced " Two years IN 'ne p'n'n'
10 o Democrat -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
TO FIGHT THE ANEER TO THE DEATH.
THE KHAN OF BoKHAIA BEHEADs SEVERAL on HIS

BOMBAY, April 1s.--Tho Amccr Of Afghanistan has
sent battery OF artillery, two regiments OF cavalry ana
two regiments OF infantry the Jaghorce Ghiiz-
,h zoorno,ccs the slilrars and the waraks, all Of
whom have sworn to fight against him TO the death.
The Khan OF Bokhara has discovered that his
Ministers have plotting against him for ercouras
ing tho Russians advance souhward contrary TO his
fathers wishes He has accordingly. bchcaded several
of the Ministers and the others have ned to Balkh
A European spy has been arrested at Mcrv where ne
was sojotirning disguised "a q Mussnlman - =. .
Adyices from Hyaerabad state that Sir Salar jung INC
Nizam's Prime Minister has resigned. The Nlzam VIII
confer on Sir salar Jung pension Of $500 a month
and pay his fathers debts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
sxow erFET AND RAIN IN NEw-YoRK.

Winter did not ngcr In the lap OF spring yeseruay III
very orthodox poetic fashion, and II ehiiied eooo
many others through and through besides the poor
seasot, There was snow early In the morning, then
hail then rain. In the afternoon u cleared on g ng
and bl.w hard In the evening IL sleeted anu Ia.nci
agaIn and then got colder than ever The tinpertiSS
vent below the freezing point OF course but kept goo"
many degrees above The greatest discomfort VI
the y was It's contrast with the mild sunny weather on
last week Travel was obstruccd more or less ~ tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-19
4 PRIEST ARRESTED FOR DRUNKENNESS

INDIANAPOLIS, April Is tspeeiab. A hnc looking man
OF clerical appearance who arrived in Indianapolis from
the East anu missed the afternoon train FOR 81
ousiy drunk At the police station carls We're ouna
upon him bearing the name OF the tev' l. r;,I yGi ai
letters oi from p;s9nrg Prsss x az. 70
10 h,,nsef further than that he was on his way 70
SV"ho 60 os 10 do some special work for tae church